What is PAP smear and when and how repeatedly is it indicated ?

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As the previous poster explained a pap smear is a screening tool to check to receive sure that a woman doesn't have cervical cancer. There can be a bit of irritation from the special brush used to thieve some of the cells from the cervix to check to put together sure there is no cancer. B/c of the irritation here can be a bit of spotting for a couple days afterward and this is normal.

As for how commonly it's done it's either done at age 21 or when someone have sex for the first time, whichever comes first. The major organization that have guidelines something like pap smears will say that if your pap smear is common for 3 years in a row later you can get a pap smear 3 years after that as the previous poster said. But several insurance companies cover the pap smear annually as a preventive measure to women's condition. (thes are the updated guidelines, when I first started getting them it was 18 that they recommend that it start)

I carry my pap smear annually not only b/c of why copious insurance companies do it but also because I have other condition issues that require regular monitoring.

As for the pap smear being painless the previous poster is correct that most of the time it is not painless but for some women such as myself it can be because we own medical issues that make it itchy.

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A speculum examination is done and a scrape taken from the cervix of uterus using a wooden spatula. This is a painless out patient procedure and does not have need of any anaesthesia. The scrapings from the cervix is smeared on to a glass slide and sent to the pathologist to study. Since the result in of this cancer has its birth in sexual distraction, screening should be started from the time sexual activity commences. Screening ang PAP smear nouns are recommended once in 3 years contained by low risk groups and annually in high-ranking risk groups. High risk group involves those who have multiple sexual partner , who have AIDS or other sexually transmitted diseases.